WhatsUp Gold, a network monitoring solution built by Progress Software, carried numerous critical and high-severity vulnerabilities, which placed its users at great risk of different cyberattacks.

Compare WhatsUp Gold or SolarWinds to see which product might meet your needs. Image: monsitj, Getty Images/iStockphoto When you and your team are working online, an issue with your network’s ...

With that in mind, the Test Center has taken a look at Ipswitch's WhatsUp Gold Premium -- which the vendor bills as a "cost-effective" management and monitoring solution -- to see if it fits the bill.

A proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit for a critical-severity remote code execution flaw in Progress WhatsUp Gold has been published, making it critical to install the latest security updates as soon ...

Whatsup Gold has six vulnerabilities, two of which are considered a critical risk. The four other vulnerabilities just miss the critical classification. There are apparently no temporary ...

WhatsUp Gold from Ipswitch is a highly capable and cost effective network management solution that could replace far more expensive enterprise management suites for less than the cost of their ...

His biggest challenge is being an avid Wolverine fan while living in the midst of Buckeye country. Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold monitors the network and alerts you to problems. WhatsUp Gold v.14.1.2 Ipswitch ...

Progress Software warned customers to patch multiple critical and high-severity vulnerabilities in its WhatsUp Gold network monitoring tool as soon as possible. However, even though it released ...

Progress Software PRGS recently launched the new version of its IT infrastructure monitoring software, Progress WhatsUp Gold 2023.0. Progress enhances WhatsUp Gold's capabilities to provide better ...

Cyber criminals are attacking vulnerabilities in Progress Whatsup Gold and Microsoft's MSHTML. The US IT security authority CISA has issued a warning about this. Neither CISA nor the manufacturers ...